BMCC Economics Major

Ten years ago an economist predicted that China’s economic power would overtake that of America by 2020.

That has come true—by one measure.

To forecast a country’s economic “dominance”, Arvind Subramanian combined the share of world trade, net capital exports and global GDP.

He gave each attribute a weight loosely based on the IMF’s method for allocating votes to its members, and then used this index to argue that China would become the world’s most dominant economy by the end of the decade.

But how has his prediction fared by other measures—and what does this mean for America? https://econ.st/3kyfEDu

Welcome to the Fall 2021 semester! Keep up with important dates using the Academic Calendar.

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Economics Seminar: Dr. Julie Nelson and her work on Ecological and Feminist Economics – BMCC The BMCC community is invited to join the conversation with economist Dr. Julie Nelson. She will be discussing her research on Ecological and Feminist Economics.

Join the Economics department tomorrow (April 23) at 5pm for a discussion with Economist Dr. Julie Nelson on her research in Ecological and Feminist Economics. RSVP to receive the Zoom meeting details.

Economics Seminar: Dr. Julie Nelson and her work on Ecological and Feminist Economics – BMCC The BMCC community is invited to join the conversation with economist Dr. Julie Nelson. She will be discussing her research on Ecological and Feminist Economics.

Looking for work for the summer? Check out the CUNY Recovery Corps.

Earn $2,000 this summer by working for the CUNY Recovery Corps! This new program is being launched exclusively for thousands of CUNY students to aid NYC projects in education, civic engagement, and local businesses and orgs. Apply here: cuny.edu/recovery-corps

Join us this afternoon (April 21) at 2pm for a discussion on Extended Producer Responsibility, the Circular Economy, and Sustainability and a virtual tour of Sure We Can‘s unique facility. Click the link for the Zoom meeting details.

Extended Producer Responsibility, the Circular Economy and Sustainability – SURE WE CAN – BMCC The Department of Social Sciences, Human Services, and Criminal Justice, invites the BMCC community to a talk and virtual tour of the Sure We Can Education Center.

It's Asian Heritage Month and at BMCC we are excited to offer a dramatic reading of student writing on Asian Identity Justice this Thursday evening, April 15th at 7pm. Click the link and register to receive Zoom meeting details.

Asian Heritage Month: Asian Identity Justice – BMCC Join us for a dramatic reading of student writing on Asian Identity Justice, hosted by Professor Alvin Eng. The works were first developed earlier this semester in Professor Alvin Eng’s “Introduction to Theatre” course as dramatic self-portraits and revised in response to the rise of anti-Asia...

Happy Easter Weekend and Last Day of Passover to those who celebrate. Please remain vigilant and wear a mask, maintain a safe distance when you must go out, and wash your hands often.

Starting soon! Join us at 5pm for a seminar on the economics of Black women's unseen community activism. Click the link and RSVP to receive the Zoom meeting details.

Economics Seminar: Dr. Nina Banks and the Economics of Black Women’s Unseen Community Activism – BMCC Join the talk and discussion with economist Dr. Nina Banks and her research on the economics of the overlooked community work contributed by Black and other marginalized women.

Join us this Friday, March 26 at 5pm for a virtual discussion on the Economics of black women's unseen community activism. Click the link and RSVP for zoom meeting details.

Economics Seminar: Dr. Nina Banks and the Economics of Black Women’s Unseen Community Activism – BMCC Join the talk and discussion with economist Dr. Nina Banks and her research on the economics of the overlooked community work contributed by Black and other marginalized women.

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Click here to view the FEMA website for requirements: https://www.fema.gov/disasters/coronavirus/economic/funeral-assistance

A U.S. agency pledges to reimburse families for Covid-19 funeral costs.

"College students whom qualifying taxpayers claim as dependents are eligible. (They weren’t for past payments.) The payment goes to the parent taxpayer, not the child." Click below to read more about the new stimulus package.

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2021/03/06/business/stimulus-check-plan-details?auth=login-email&login=email&fbclid=IwAR1__WjAga4vaOVLD6rP1Vcx6_N5lnx5Csc5Xv8ObdYXh-gBqp0XT8_4wtA

F.A.Q. on Stimulus, Unemployment and Tax Rebates F.A.Q. on Stimulus, Unemployment and Tax RebatesLast Updated March 10, 2021, 3:47 p.m. ETMarch 10, 2021, 3:47 p.m. ETImageCredit...Robert NeubeckerBy Ron Lieber and Tara Siegel BernardThe House of Representatives passed the nearly $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan on Wednesday, clearing the way for...